As a bird moves its head, the spots would shift position, allowing it to steer due north or south.
But Google's dominance of online search — which allows it to steer users to certain Web sites and away from others — raises a real concern about the potential consequences of the deal.
Why this should be so is usually explained by two things: the gyroscopic precession caused by the spinning front wheel, and the castor effect resulting from the front wheel's contact point with the road trailing behind the steering axis of the front forks—in much the same way that the trailing wheels of a shopping trolley allow it to be steered easily.
After her steer won a ribbon that allowed it to move into the second round of the competition, Katlin, who weighs 60 pounds, was required to pull Big Red, who weighs 1,280 pounds, into a lock-down cattle chute.
Don't say no if he suggests the top-of-the-line toro, as creamy and tender as melted butter, and allow him to steer you through the selection of yellowtail and mackerel.
Ms. Weiss, who said she was a voluntary participant in explicit online chats with Mr. Weiner, said it was his position as a prominent lawmaker that allowed him to steer conversations about politics and policy into racy exchanges about sex.
The author makes it clear that he's chronicling the history of the American whaling industry, not international whaling, which allows him to steer clear of contemporary battles over Japanese and Norwegian whaling practices.
Paralyzed from a spinal cord injury since he was shot in the neck almost two decades ago, he was recently fitted with a magnetic stud that allows him to steer his wheelchair with his tongue.
(Mr. Thakur's M5 has an automated transmission, allowing him to steer with his left hand. The shift paddles in his Aventador require a bit more dexterity, he said).
Showing a neat piece of skill, he skipped away from James Collins and created the yard of space that allowed him to steer a right-footed shot in off Hennessey's near post.
